Crossing over the road at the end of the park, two females my 14 yr old daughter and myself were verbally abused by a drunk local village idiot. I think its great that Hull has such an open attitude to young men in hull shirts who are obviously from some kind of care in the community setting. After a brief conversation about the game at the KC being a rugby league game not a football match we were joined but some random drunk street entertainer who was fire juggling and threatening to burn every lovers face off with a gas canister and lighter.

As quaint as these local attractions were, they can be a little bit threatening if your not my size, so unfortunately I doubt I will take friends and familly back to the KC. It will be much more enjoyable traveling on my own so next time If I am left with no option but to join in the street theater, I can , without the worry of my familly being injured.


Such a shame I know every team has them, but Hull had made a really big effort when they moved into the KC to make away fans feel welcome and cut down on this sort of thuggery.

The stewards do a very good job of pretending that group behind them in the corner is not there.

So the stewards can not distinguish between football fans and rugby league fans? And they feel the muppets in the East Stand's behaviour is acceptable so they turn their backs on them?
Bizarre.
And yes all clubs have some of these idiots, but your club seems to actively encourage it by allowing it to continue game in and game out, season after season.

I had to laugh at a steward who came up to have a word with someone a few rows below me for having their legs over the seat in front, fair enough perhaps but meanwhile the monkeys in the corner are swinging their shirts in the air and waving their fists! Hmmm

Yes indeed, and make sure you don't stand up for too long, or block the aisles.

He will, we spoke to the Hull FC Ground Safety Officer this morning and he is taking this very very seriously. I'll also pass any comments you want onto him Bully.